The Sword of Doom

In the waning years of Japan's Shogunate era, Ryunosuke is a master swordsman who navigates the turbulent political landscape with unmatched skill and precision. However, his prowess doesn't stem from a strict moral code or adherence to any sense of justice; instead, he kills without hesitation or remorse as a matter of course. This cold-hearted approach to life begins to take its toll on Ryunosuke, pushing him towards the brink of madness and forcing him to grapple with the consequences of his own actions. The film explores themes of morality, power, and the personal cost of living in a world where violence is both a necessity and a means of survival.